Exactly. My regular setup is two 27" monitors both at home and at work, but I noticed that most if the time I focus on one monitor, while the other monitor is s

Exactly. My regular setup is two 27" monitors both at home and at work, but I noticed that most if the time I focus on one monitor, while the other monitor is secondary with Teams, Outlook etc and only "supports" my workflow. I am sure a setup as shown in the video could help someone like a stock trader as they are used to getting large amount of input from multiple sources. But I think for most people, to actually get things done, they only have this much attention and can do limited amount of multitasking. Having to arrange windows is also a real hassle. And for me, I already use workspace features for different projects, which is a bit burdening, and having infinite amount of windows around is not going to help. Which is why I never bothered to add a third monitor when I could easily do so. I tried it out a few times with my tablet but found that display mostly unused.